What is another word for pre-dictions?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈiːdˈɪkʃənz], [ pɹˈiːdˈɪkʃənz], [ p_ɹ_ˈiː_d_ˈɪ_k_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Similar words for pre-dictions:
- announcement (noun)
- calculation (noun)
- crystal ball (noun)
- divination (noun)
- expectancy (noun)
- expectation (noun)
- foreboding (noun)
- guess (noun)
- guesswork (noun)
- horoscope (noun)
- magic (noun)
- oracle (noun)
- precognition (noun)
- prediction (noun)
- prescience (noun)
- prestidigitation (noun)
- prognosis (noun)
- promulgation (noun)
- sign (noun)
- signification (noun)
- sign of things to come (noun)
- thaumaturgy (noun)
- tip/tipoff (noun)
- warning (noun)
Synonyms for Pre-dictions:
n.
• announcement (noun)- exposition,
- narration,
- recitation,
- intimation,
- statement,
- Exposing,
- expression,
- publication,
- dissemination,
- publishing,
- divulgence,
- notice,
- promulgation,
- message,
- broadcast,
- revelation,
- news,
- communication,
- report,
- bulletin,
- release,
- advice,
- disclosure,
- advertisement,
- reporting,
- notification,
- prediction,
- briefing,
- edict,
- broadcasting.
- estimation,
- judgment,
- estimate,
- reckoning,
- Subtracting,
- answer,
- Totaling,
- reply,
- Multiplying,
- Ciphering,
- computation,
- arithmetic,
- summation,
- counting,
- Adding,
- figuring,
- dividing.
- outlook,
- probability,
- supposition,
- suspense,
- view,
- looking forward,
- belief,
- reliance,
- assumption,
- confidence,
- likelihood,
- surmise,
- calculation,
- prospect,
- presumption,
- expectation,
- trust,
- presentiment,
- presentation,
- hope,
- waiting,
- assurance.
- forewarning,
- prognostic,
- foretoken,
- sinking feeling,
- funny feeling,
- anxiety,
- wind change,
- vibes,
- bad vibes,
- handwriting on the wall,
- chill,
- apprehensiveness,
- warning,
- dread,
- Prenotion,
- portent,
- foreshadowing.
- postulate,
- stab,
- conclusion,
- shot in the dark,
- guesswork,
- hypothesis,
- ballpark figure,
- feeling,
- shot,
- suspicion,
- induction,
- presupposition,
- fancy,
- theory,
- supposal,
- surmisal,
- guesstimate,
- sneaking suspicion,
- thesis,
- postulation,
- opinion,
- inference,
- deduction.
- Reck.
- illusion,
- magnetism,
- diabolism,
- wizardry,
- necromancy,
- prestidigitation,
- Sortilege,
- allurement,
- voodoo,
- rune,
- witchcraft,
- of impossible feats by tricks abracadabra,
- incantation,
- superstition,
- sorcery,
- exorcism,
- foreboding,
- legerdemain,
- taboo,
- power,
- voodooism,
- conjury,
- alchemy,
- fascination,
- enchantment,
- trickery,
- bewitchment,
- devilry,
- Thaumaturgy,
- spell,
- Hocuspocus,
- conjuring,
- sleight of hand,
- black art.
- commandment,
- vision,
- apocalypse,
- law,
- fortune,
- canon.
- intuition,
- ESP,
- extra sensory perception,
- insight,
- perception,
- discernment,
- telepathy,
- foreknowledge,
- second sight,
- sixth sense,
- psyche,
- penetration,
- acumen.
- horoscope,
- Surmising,
- foretelling,
- palmistry,
- conjecture,
- zodiac,
- guess,
- augury,
- presage,
- hunch,
- forecast,
- foresight,
- prognosis,
- prevision,
- soothsaying,
- prognostication,
- vaticination,
- cast,
- tip,
- of event anticipation,
- dope,
- omen,
- prophecy,
- indicator,
- crystal gazing,
- fortune-telling,
- forecasting,
- divination.
- herald,
- flag,
- precursor,
- high sign,
- suggestion,
- trace,
- bell,
- nod,
- beacon,
- wave,
- symbol,
- whistle,
- light,
- flash,
- hint,
- wink,
- giveaway,
- badge,
- gesture,
- clue,
- signal,
- symptom,
- caution,
- proof,
- vestige,
- manifestation,
- harbinger,
- handwriting on wall,
- note,
- auspice,
- token,
- mark.
- point,
- steer,
- bug,
- bang,
- buzz,
- in,
- cue,
- word,
- whisper,
- two cents' worth,
- word of advice,
- inkling,
- knowledge,
- pointer,
- secret information,
- word to the wise,
- prompt,
- information,
- inside wire.
- alarm,
- lesson,
- watch-it,
- alert,
- admonition,
- indication,
- fore,
- sign,
- heads up,
- recommendation,
- sos,
- tip-off,
- threat,
- example,
- caveat,
- exhortation,
- mayday,
- distress signal,
- look out,
- injunction,
- guidance.
How to use "Pre-dictions" in context?
Pre-dictions are a form of foretelling that are often offered to help spot trends and anticipate events. The term is derived from the Latin verb praecedere, which means "to go before." Pre-dictions are often described as snapshots of the future and can range from vague notions about events that may unfold to specific predictions about outcomes.
Since pre-dictions are often offered with the hope of influencing future events, it's important to be aware of the reliability of such predictions. In some cases, pre-dictions may be based on assumptions or symbolic representations of reality that don't always accurately reflect the complexities of reality.
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